I think that information would be helpful in determining how much cash you'll need.One thing to note about that market is that it's very competitive.

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The chances of someone thinking of you instead of your competition when they are in the market goes way up, if you have had this laid back, fun opportunity to meet them.

No matter what anyone says, it is a very competitive business and the first year is a real challenge.

I’m not knocking it at all, but it’s very competitive compared to many other niches where it’s easier to stand out.

Go on zillow etc and see what your competition is, rentometer, etc

However, we also see inventory down as many sellers choose to wait until after the first of the year, resulting in less seller competition. many sellers choose to wait because coordinating showings and getting a home ready for market during this time of year can be overwhelming to some. 

At the same time, apartments are expensive and the competition among buyers is high.

Reduced expenses for trash and landscape by getting competitive bids.

Just look at your competition and see what they are charging and how full their calendars are.